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A Word About Catarfh.

'lt Ia tho mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate It's.
sues oil tho air and food passages, that CaArrh
makes is0 stronghold. Once established, II eata
into tho very yitals, and renders lilo but u long
drawn breath Of misery and disease. dulling the
sense Of hearing, tInmmeling tho powor Of speech,
destroying tho iaouliy Of smell. iainiins the breath
aud killing The refined pleasures Of taste lnsld'
lousy, by creeping on from a simple cold 10 the
head, II assaults the membranous lining and en-
velops the bones eating through the delicate coat
and causing inflammation, Sloughing and death,
Nothing short OF total eradication will secure
health 10 the patient. and all alternatives arc sim,
ply procnS,inatcd m[cringN. leading 10 4 fatal
termination. Aaatoat'H Radical Cure, by AhGld
ton and by Internal administration, mss, nlvcI
failed; even when tho dbease hRA made irightiu.
inronos on delicate constitutions. hearing, smell
and tRste have been recovered, and tho tho dlseast
thoroughly driven out" %
sanf ,rdfs Radical euro consists OF one, bottle o
tho Radical Cue, ono box Catarrhal Solvent. nnt
ono Improved Inhaler. neatly warped In on
package, WIKI iili directions; PHco, 81 %,
PorTEa DRUG N CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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lN'TuE CIRCUIT COURT.
Yesterdays Trnnsactions-Doth Parts /,
H., ".r ~. SsasIou-L ."...N LIVING ~.

...." ...#.H. .."#.#. #..|..
Both Parts Of the Circuit Court were In
session yesterday, pursuant to adjourn.
ment. The following business was trsns.
acted: ty
In Part I, In tho case OF Thomas M.
Griffith We. Elijah Gfarling, In assumpsit,
the defendant demurred to the declara.
ton filed and each count thereof. The
argument was continued until another
day. Z, ga- =
In the case OF Gny R. G. Allen, trustee
Va. 7. G. Motfat, in ntsumpsit, the de.
fendant In addition to filing q plon OF non.
aasu mpeit filed, by leave OF the court. n
notice Of payment md 0 notice 10 set Of,
Tho case was then presented to a iury,
which purity heard the evidence and wal
adjourned I'LL this morning.
In Part II, before JUDGE jacob, the
only case heard WA that OF John Bailie VA.
Thomas 2. shallcroes, as representative oil
the Wheeling Omnibus Company, on an
appeal. II was tried before a Jury com.
poaed OF Jacob kindelberger, P..J. Gavin
John Dailer, John Given, W. Il, Hanna
aud B. McOord, who found for the plain.
till and assessed bis damages ut $50. 4
motion was made by the defendant to uet
aside tho verdict and grant him a new
trial, tho consideration OF which was post,
poned till another day. The case Is one
In which Bsilie sues for rent for a numbe,
Of years pOet, the company having had
deek room In his Mcclure House ticket
office. -"
Fredolin Braitach, q native OF Wursen.
burg, was admitted to full citizenship.
Both Parts Of the Court adjourned ill
Today at 0 o'clock, -"
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Going to tho ASYLUM.

Maggie Barnes is to be tsien TO the
State 1neane Asylum at Weston this
morning, by sorue OF her relatives, the
necessary papers having been made out
yesterday by Justice Davis. The woman
is pretty well known here, where she hiss
always lived, excepting two or three years
spent in Pittsburgh, whers she is report
ed to have lived as the mietTess Of a well
known ex.city %ollicial. She returned
here from Pittsburgh about II year ago;
ct that time she was u little Eighty in her
mind and, although sho hiss been living
quietly during tbs year, she has not i'm
proved any, but il anything, has grown
worse. She Was, a potion Of the time che
lived here, q frtqlentor Of honaes of bad
reputs. In appearance nho wgs formerly
quito good looking.
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The Fourth Street Lyc,um /.

Tho programme Of the Lycoum to be
held at tho Fourth street Nj. Z. Church
this evening, cannot fail to DO OF great in.
terest to all. The lecture will be upon the
Pharsohs in the time Of Hoses aud the
Exodus, q subject which in tho light OF
secsnt discoveries in Egypt cannot be sur
passed for romantic and enduring inter
cot. Tho face oil the famous Rameaes, both
~ Q upon the monuments and in the
mummy form will be shown in crsyon
drawings, togsther with other representa-.
ions Of Important features OF the subject.
Mics Meho!in has kindly prepared n spa.
clal programme o. rccitations from Shaks.
pease ma they ere snreto be pleasing and
"Hamlet," "As You Like It,5"Richsrd
III" and "rhc Merchant 81 Venice.n
The muaic viii! consist Of an INSTRUMENTAL
solo, a vocal solo. and q vocal DUET by
Missss Conner, Forsythe aud Ca.son.
All are moat cordially invited to be pres.
ant, .E55is. 5Fi -
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Diamond Dust.
Dunn got there all the same.

btnn got there ai the same. a0 s
Three strai2hts ia not go bad.
Nichols did the hest batting yesterday
at Steubenviile. -
Captain Crogan is the right man in the
right place, although he plays left field.
The battery to-day will be Dunn and
Weetlske. This ought to draw a crowd,
The ladies ought to turn ont to-day, as
they are passed i'll free. The best Of order
is assured. 49,,
Manager Leland, Of "Ono OF the Bra.
vest" company, which closes a successful
and popular engagement at the Grand this
evening, hrs extended through Col. W, B,
Howell, Of tho Howell house, and also oue
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Wheel
ing Base Ball Association, an invitation ia
the Wheeling and Stenbenville clubs and
tnels nanagern to attend to.night's per-
ioftuance at the expense OF "One of the
Brayest." 1t is not improbable but this.
tne invitation will be accepted ard the
clubs attend in o body.
The following three notes arc from the
Steubcnville Herald. ~
The manager OF the Wheeling club
doean't like O'Brien as an umpire. MI.
English would, no doubt, prefer Bobby
McNichel. Bobby always umpires to the
satisfaction Of tho Wheeling club.
The Wheeling papers note prominently
the Tact that steubenville ladies turn out
to sec the games. Why, OF courge they
do. La it possible that cultured Wheelinc
can't boast OF lady audiences at tho national
game? Every other city in the country
The Wheeling papess are raising q great
how-de.do about Dunn'R bad treatment at
tho hands Of q steubenville audience, and
one OF them goes 80 far as to designate us
as hudlums. The cold facts are these:
Dunn has always been o slugger with the
bat, and when little Carroll struck him out
time after time Monday, the Spectators
o. course, felt good and cheered Carroll,
II wa only whom Dunn made q display Of
nis wretched temper and threw down his
bat OF q decision OF the umpire that some
OF the boys jeered him. And he deserved
1t. AM. man who will 30 deport himself
On the ball field nowadays should be
Missed of the grounda.
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List Of urOrs Drawn.

The following named citizens have bse.
drawn to serve in Part II OF tho Oi.culi
Court before Judge Jacob, in accordance
with tho order for o panel OF thirty add.
tional jurors. They are notified to meet
Monday, May 8, at . o'clock:
Joseph kosta, W. 4. English, John
stut, IT,. Casper Hell, Charles Berry, IT,,
A. NJ. King, William Reitz, John Fl,
Moore, John Gavin, George Herman,
Aug. Rust, David A. Henry, A. H. Britt
John Smith, E. NJ. Atkinson, John Dick,
D. NJ. Thornburgh, John Rowan, John Il.
Clark, L. Holman, NJ. W. Amick, j. II.
Ferrell, W. A. Higgs, William shaier,
Robert Luxe, Patrick Farley, Daniel Muir.
roy, Chas. Moore and John Scott,
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Mansfield Downs Akron Again.

Speeic! Dispatch 10 the Intdltea1en.
MANSFIELD, O., May 1.-THE third game
between Akron and the homo team war
au old timo slugging match, in which
Alexander, Mansield's twirler, got punish.
cd for two home runs, eight singles and
sent seven men to first on called balls.
McGuick, Akron's twirler, was freely hit,
and punched hits in the eighth inning
and won tho game. Score: .
lnnlngs...-"""m..,..1 2 84 1907 SO
MaAsacld".""""."...O Q Q 4 o.
0 l 0 81 0 ! 3
Base }its-Msnsield, IL; Akron, II.
Errors-Manshsld, S; Akron, o. Homo
runs-Le,cch and Hill. Umpire-Sim.
mons. Bstteriea-McG and sawhill
and Alexander and FAR.
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"
AND HOP.
A Pleasant Affair Given by tho sIpnrcrcho,
Last Night.

A Pleasant Affair Given by tho DIpnrcrcho,
Last Night.
The Mmnnerchoir Singing Society closed
its social season Of 1867 at its pleasan,
hall In Crangle's block last night, with Q
splendid concert which was followed by q
hop. Tho concert was beyond question
the best ever given uudor tho Society's
auspices, and 1t was listened 10 by a large
audience that repeatedly testified to TIE
plsasureit experienced, by warm applause.
krames's orchestra rendered two over.
lures, Miss Dude Forsyth was heard in q
vocal solo, Miss Flora Williams q u a solo
and sang with Mr.. W. II. Sheib in aduett.
and as usual was accorded c genuine oya.
ton; Mr.. Louis Mosbach Gang a solo and
Prof, Criswall gave o cornet solo; Prof. 81.
]. Arbens rendered in his ueual accom-
pl!shed manner q brilliant piano colo; the
Msennerchor Singing Section sang two 40.
lccsione and appeared IN q third, sssisted
by tho Ladies', Section. Several encoree
were demanded. II.
alto. thu concert the orchestra took NOS.
OF the stage and played for the
daucsrs. The afsi. was g great success.
and the M@nnsrchor may vol ieel proud
Of IL. q So
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Hello, Thero, uslla..

swell, what's wanted 2" "Why, every.
body,s taking stock in the new BUILDING
association" THAT so-which one? '
why, Penn Mutual, of course. The
Directors are still holding the books open
wanting to give all a chance TO start In m
even date. You can s,ill take STOCK hv
simply paying the entrance fee, No hack
dues" SAL right, I'll be there SWsIi
don't forget. Association meets every
Ihursday evening al 7 o'clock at No, ISIS
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New YoRK, May 4.-About 1000 people
went to Station Island, to-day, to see the
Nets and Brooklyns play. There wss a
good deal Of excitement. When Umpire
Knight. in the fifth inning, declared Dona.
hue out for running to first out Of the line
Of base, o wrangle ensued. During the
row Managing Director Watros OF the
Metropolitians rushed to the fold md Us.
numed a superiority that did not suit Man.
ager Byrne OF the Brooklyns, and the result
waa that Watros was ordered of the field.
The Brooklyns won by timely hits and
erroru by Sommers and Donahuc. Score
Metropolitans, 4; Brooklyns, Z.
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WE have Just received a full liue Of
SpRlNG 0fERG0ATlNGS, and are In
daily receipt OF lie latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand a handsome limo 0 rNeck.
wear und Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS & SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street.
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poor playing and two costly rum In cen.
tre field. He redeemed himself, however,
at the bat, being credited with three two.
basgera and a base on balls. The winning
run was made In the eleventh inning by
Brouthera getting his base on balls, after
one man was out, and hits by Thompson
and White. Quest's uppiring was &C.
verely criticized by the Pittsburghs sew.
sral umea during the game. Attendance
1000. Score: Pittsburgh, s; Detroit 8.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 4.-The Chi.
Cages wero defeated to-day for the second
time by indianapolis in the presence Of
about 1000 people. The homo club played
IN almost errorless game, and largely out
batted the Chicagoa, making IS baso hits
to tho Chicagos 10, 0 Of the latter's total
being bases on balls. Score: %Indianapo.
lie, 0; Chicagoa, 6.
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ZONE OF THE BRAyRsT.


Tomorrow and Saturday nights and at
Saturday matinee performance, the
boards al the Grand will be held By VII
son & Rnnkin's famous minstrels now on
their summer tour under the nsme Of
Daniels & Gale. The company ia raid to
be as strong as aver with Mess.s. Wilson
aud Rankin excepted; they are now rest
iing waiting until thu TALL aeAson opens up.
The company appeared here early last
winter, and will he remembered o. ono
chock full Of talent, giving q programme
that wss new ard original, bright and
sparkling. Seats can be reserved OF Shieb'u,
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D0wned ilrLnst Inning.

CLEVELAND, O., May 4.-The First Az
ISOLATION game Of the Cleveland club en-
tho home grounds WAS played with the
Cincinnati Rods. After a hard fought
battle the Clsvelands were downed at the
tail end Of the game. Fully 1000 people
were present, and excitement ran high.
Score: Cleveland, 9; Cincinnati, 10.
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a few days since Bloch Bros. the "Msll
Pouch" tobacco manufacturers, increased
tho iorco st their extensive works in South
Wheeling by putting on about 100 boys "a
shippers in addition to the iorco Of siils so
employed. Tho boys were hardly at work
before come nischievous ones were scita.
ting tho demanding Of an advance in the
price they were being paid, one cent per
pound, Hs which rate 1t 10 claimed they
can make fair wages. Yesterday morning
about seventy.fvs Of the youngsters made
a demand for q hali.cent advance, which
was at once refused and the boys went
out. Their places will DO tlled.
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Mayors Proclamation,

In view Of the celebration o. the traveller, Pro.
tec.iye Association which takes place In onr ~,
today, hereby request that all business In tbo IT.,
DO suspended from u o'clock N. to 6 O'CLOCK p w.
IN order mat all may participate who wish In the
festivities Of tho day. There VIM b no business
transacted At The ieyesal municipal offices during
Az citizens arc requested to display bunting and
otherwise decorate their buildings In homo, Of ,be
occasion. AK G. ". srApp1cu r O ~
MAY s. 1857 wy " 4" aee! M
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he have introduced q new system o,
selling Watches on the i%nsiallment plan
whereby Yen q secure watch at once
Gu easy payments. Call and investigate,
JACOB ". GRUDD, JeWeler, i
Cor. Twelfth and Market gts,
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New York Wins,

WASHINGTON, D., O., May The third
and last game Of the berries between the
New York and Washington clubs, was
won by the former, although they were
outbstted and outtielded. Score, Wash.
~ington, s; New York, o.
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They Got There,

sr. LOUIS, May 1.-The Browns had the
game handsomely won when rain stopped
1t, after they had made two runs in their
half Of the seventh inning, making a six.
inning game Of it. Score: St. Louis, A;
Inninuilln ----- ~ --- y
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Thermometer Record,

As reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
2 AN. PAN. l. N. 5 ri TIN
Sss,he,-ysIS. So So 10
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REMEMBER, it will be a long time before
you will have ouch another chance for
bArgsine SO yon will find at the ST. James
lHotsl, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Sale positive.
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Baltimore s. Ohio,

For tho accommodation Of thoss wiah.
Ing to attend %Forspanph's circus at
wheeling Monday, May o, on that date
5ne Fa,rmont accommodation will not
leave Wheeling until 6;l5 F, ",
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 4.-Titcomb's
irregular delivery in the first inning prac.
tically gave to-day'a game to Baltimore.
Score: Athletics, 2; Baltimore, G.
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Boston Shut Out.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 4.-The PhiIa.
delphias won the last game Of the series
from Boston to-day by better MI around
play. Score: Philadelphia 70; Bos.
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THEATRICAL NOTES


.6 inc Iioutre. n'
The sale OF reservod seats for tho special
return engagement Of Miss Agnes Hern.
don at the Opera House Friday and Sat-
urday evenings and Saturday matinee,
for the benefit OF Local Post B, of the T.
PA, opened up well at Banners ycster-
day, and the Indications arc favorable for
largo and fashionable audiences on all
three oCcasiona. 1.-THE Commercial
Touriat's Bride" will DO given the
fret night and at the matinee, and
"a Remarkable Woman" anew and
very strong play, Saturday night. Miss
Herndon is clever, aud versatile actress,
has G very handsome and engaging pres.
euce, dressea superbly, is a splendid clio.
cutionist and Is supported by an excellent
company. Last, but by no means least,
sae Ia n West Vireinian. When here, in
January last aho mado a number Of
friends who will be plesasd to learn OF her
return, and a chance to renew what was
to them a most charming acquaintance.
ZONE OF III BRAvEsT."
Zone Of the Brayest" was played at the
Grand to iair-sized audiences both yester.
day afternoon and last evening and on
esch occsa!oa vas enthusiastically rs.
ceiyed. The company Was fret announced
to DO here only thrse nights, but that was
q mistake. The exciting drama will DO
repeated again tonight and with that per.
formauoe the company will close its sea.
aon. Under the Interstate Commerce
bill tho cost OF transporting the special
acenery is too great and it is owing to that
reason that tho management has decided
to ratire from tho road. Thoss who have
NOT seen the play and ita incidental sps-
cialty business should not fail to attend to-
night.
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uow IT ACHES.

4. Worn out with pain. but still compelled
~ by stern neoCHity TO stand up " the work
III \ before It's and bear the rain. Relief III
TSll one minute In n Cutlclita Antl.I'ain
5SS Plaster for The rchings sides and back. tho
mr. weak and painful muscles, the sore Ghost
and hacking cough. and every pain and ache Of
daily toll. FlGRAmt, now, original, speedy and III.
iaiiiblc. At druggists, 2tc,; I've for o. Co; OF. post.
age Tree. OF Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston.
N.Y.. |fa .H"-
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Do not forget to 20 to the St. Jamee
Hotel, on Main and Water streets, for rare
bargains in furniture, beds and table and
Kitchen oultita, on Monday, the 9th inst,
at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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balIs-NicholEonl Wild throws bailey ,: Nichoi.
son !. " base hits-spence l., Tanning i, Gro.
g'n J. Dudley Nichol 9, Daley !. Base on balls
oil Cleveland 4; oil Mallory l. Time OF game .
hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire-O'Brlen.
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This time to the corner Of Market and
Eleventh %streetB, formerly occupied BY
schellhase'sgrocery Call and secure goods
at your own prices.
WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
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WAsnISGTos, D. G., May 5.-For West
Virgins and Western Pennsylvania.
local ,ainss north easterly winds yee,inp
to southeasterly.
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WnES ont the pike stop ut. the D,lmon.
leo for fret class refreshments.
LAWRENCE HALLRR, proprietor.
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LACE CURTAINS

At Wholesale Prices, result Of purchasing from
mapulactnIcrs). jB a ! aturD which we knew would
prove Interesting at this time OF the year, and our
sales oil these " date arc Largely in excess Of any
previous season. You Cauuot afford u purchpe
Lace Curtains aud Lace Bed Sets before making au
examination OF our stock. nr.
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Columbus Shut Ont.

Special Dispatch to The In,tilioeucer.
COLUMBUS, O., May 4.-Zanesville shut
Columbua out to-day. Ducks pitching
IVES too much for the local team, and with
Morrisons' and Myers bad work in the
held the visitors ran up seven runs, two
OF them being earned. Score:
lnnings"""..."....1 2 4567s
Golamb 1s-.... ..........0 Q . 0 90 o u 90
GAINESVILLE .........."""".o 0 8 0 0 0 II
Bush hita-Zanesville Is; Columbus 4.
Errors-ZsneByille 3; Columbus 8. Bat.
terles, Handibae and Murphy, and Duck
and Johnston. -
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T.. PA,

0y'cinl Order No. /.
Insure in the United States Mutual Ac.
cident Association.
On. T. 0. EDWARDS,
General Agent.
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Glhe ~9lotell1Qe1uer
Gnw Advertisement

Sbw Ahrsrtissinsn
Mayors proclamatiou-Eourth page.
Wanted-Girl 10 do Homework,
&, For Rcnt-Furuished Room. 3'
Wantet-TWo Good Timers,
Wanied-To Exchange Properly,
Lost-Pocketbook.
Wire Uloth--Gco. W. Johuson's Sons.
Auction sale Of IElaud Lot-W. " uoge & Bro
Jeweit's Dry Air Refrigerators-Scsbit & Bro,
Use The Gate City stone t~ilter-Ewing Bros.
school Children, College Students aud Book.
kcepers-Stan.un Il Davenport.
p Now Goods Arrtving-i. L. Dillon l. Co,
Executors Sale Of centre Wheeling Property.
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Ohio State League.
The following is the standing of the
clubs in the Ohio State Lsapue.

On Tuesday Columbus aud Zanesville
played a tic game.
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HOT. Weather Garments and Season.
able Underwear III enu:esS variety ut the
Star. d. GUNDLlNG Il CO.,
80 Twelfth Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Oxnard, OF Pitts.
burgh, passed through the city yesterday
on their way home from New Martins.
vile, where they formerly lived and where
they have been visiting friends Tor the
past fow days. -,
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Kalamazoo Still There.

kalamazoo Still There.
Special Dispatch to The Lnhlli1eneer,
s%ANDusKY, O., May 4.-Kalamazoo won
another game from the home team to-
day. Following is the ecore:
lnninss"""..."""- l Q 3456
SaniuuskY."""....-.- o 10 o o o.
Aaiaslaaoo .....'......"" 0 l 0 l 4 2 10
Base hits-sanduaky, 10; Kalamazoo,
10. Home runs-Stap!eton, 3. Base hits
CLARK and Patterson. Struck out-by
CLARK, 4; by Watson, 2. Batteries-Clark
and Chriatmsn, Watson and Dillon. Eft
rors-sandusky, 10; Kalamazoo, 5. Um-
pire-Bell.
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aEo. NJ. SHOOK j. co
DRESS GOODS!

Our third stock OF Spring and Summer Dress
Goods In now open. wo desire to call especial al.
tenlon 10 these, (which In connection with our othe,
complete lines, make this department the most at.
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